Mulund West

Mulund West is a North Eastern suburb of Mumbai which is a fast developing township with very well connectivity to most major commercial hubs of the city.

Mulund is a suburban town in the North Eastern part of Mumbai. Mulund also has a railway station located on the Central Railway line on the Mumbai Suburban Railway. Nestled along the foothills of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mulund is easy accessible to most parts of India via the Eastern Express Highway and Mulund-Airoli Bridge. Mulund West, owing to its strategic location is often referred to as the 'Prince of the Suburbs'. It is also marks the end Mumbai city. Like most parts of Mumbai suburbs, Mulund is divided into East and West.

The history of Mulund dates back to the time of the Mauryan Empire. It also happens to be one of the earliest planned neighbourhoods of Mumbai city. In 1922, architects Crown & Carter in 1922 designed a gridiron plan which extends from present day Mulund railway station to Paanch Rasta Road junction in Mulund West. Although an old locality, globalisation during the 1990s transformed Mulund with its old structures giving way to modern high-rises, shopping malls and cineplexes. Modern buildings and luxury residential apartments have given a new skyline to this suburban neighbourhood of Mumbai amidst which the Johnson and Johnson factory, a significant landmark continues to be one of the old buildings amidst the new architecture.

Reasons to invest in Mulund West: Mulund West is strategically located and lies close to major business hubs and IT parks. This has led to a significant rise in demand for apartments in Mulund West. There are many builders in Mulund West presently constructing properties that has opened up prospects for investment for potential buyers. Given the rate of development of this suburb and its proximity to prominent locations, Mulund West holds great potential for investors with greater chances of profitable returns.